The mother of the streamer Raphaël Graven, aka Jean Pormanove, died live on Monday, August 18 at the Alps Maritimes, leaves silence with seven to eight, this Sunday, August 31.
Almost two weeks after the death of his son, when he was live on the Kick platform for 12 days, Joëlle Graven tells him with emotion that he saw his last moments. “He left, he had a groan, turned his head next to the camera and his breathing stopped. He would have preferred not to see.”
Through this speech, she wants to “pay tribute” to her son whom she describes as “generous.”
“It was for the living”
The death of the forties caused a scandal, while Jean Pormanove suffered, lived, humiliations and violence. In the last messages sent to his mother, he said he wanted “Barrera.”
Joëlle Graven told Seven to eight that his son “did not feel in danger.” She explains: “He often told me ‘Mom, calls the police’, but it was to live.”
“Death not in relation to the intervention of a third party”
Nor did he filed a complaint against those who regularly accompanied his son Live, the Streamers nickname Narutovie and Safine. Negan with force any participation in the death of Raphaêl Graven.
Autopsy indicates that “death is not in relation to the intervention of a third party.” “Therefore, the probable causes of death appear of medical and/or toxicological origin,” says prosecutor Damien Martinelli in a press release on August 21.
Involved, the Australian direct kick platform undertakes to review all the rules of supervision and moderation of its content, after an exchange with Arch, the digital gendarme.
The minister in charge of Clara Chappaz Digital denounced “an absolute horror” and announced his intention to attack in the Court for “violating” the kick of the Australian platform.
Source: BFM TV
